2 of my 2 month old roosters died in 2 days

[EastonsMommy]

I received the diagnosis from the narcropsy but need help knowing what the second diagnosis means and what I can do about it

*Necropsy

I received the diagnosis from the narcropsy but need help knowing what the second diagnosis means and what I can do about it

*Necropsy

 

[Eggcessive]

I am not a vet. It looks like some additional testing is pending. The secondary diagnosis was necrotic enteritis, which can be common in coccidiosis. Enteritis comes from an organism in the soil and the gut, usually clostridium. It responds to certain antibiotics such as amoxicillin, tylosin and some others. I would use some probiotics with the chickens and make sure that the bedding is dry and changed often. Was there some sort of leg injury in the 2 birds that caused bone infection? Hopefully others will chime in. Here is some reading about enteritis:
https://extension.psu.edu/avian-necrotic-enteritis

 

[EastonsMommy]

I am not a vet. It looks like some additional testing is pending. The secondary diagnosis was necrotic enteritis, which can be common in coccidiosis. Enteritis comes from an organism in the soil and the gut, usually clostridium. It responds to certain antibiotics such as amoxicillin, tylosin and some others. I would use some probiotics with the chickens and make sure that the bedding is dry and changed often. Was there some sort of leg injury in the 2 birds that caused bone infection? Hopefully others will chime in. Here is some reading about enteritis:
https://extension.psu.edu/avian-necrotic-enteritis

No injuries but it was brought to my attention it could have inherited something from the parents which I hatched them from 2 of my older hens one of which was very old but I wasnt sure who's eggs were who's or i wouldn't have attempted to hatch any of hers she was very old and had some health issues